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Infographic – Convincing the works council about e-learning
Works council hesitant? Here's how to get them on board.
In many companies, the implementation of an LMS fails not due to technology – but due to the works council. This infographic shows you step-by-step how to constructively leverage co-determination and overcome resistance early on.
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In practice, e-learning projects often fail due to the same concerns:
In practice, e-learning projects often fail due to the same concerns:
Concerns about monitoring employee performance and behavior
Lack of clarity regarding data protection and analytics
Co-determination is involved too late – delaying the project
Arguments for e-learning are available – but not presented effectively for the works council
Die Folge:
The LMS launch is delayed by weeks or months
Trust between HR and the works council is damaged – extending beyond the project
Technical implementation is successful, but user acceptance is missing
This infographic shows you in simple steps how to involve your works council from the outset and win them over for the introduction of a learning management app. You'll receive practical tips to address typical concerns about data protection and performance monitoring, involve co-determination in a timely manner, and thus avoid delays. This way, the works council transforms from an obstacle to an advocate – and your e-learning project launches smoothly.
This infographic shows you in simple steps how to involve your works council from the outset and win them over for the introduction of a learning management app. You'll receive practical tips to address typical concerns about data protection and performance monitoring, involve co-determination in a timely manner, and thus avoid delays. This way, the works council transforms from an obstacle to an advocate – and your e-learning project launches smoothly.


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